Auto light

[ilanpro]

it looks like the XD2 has the space and connection for the sensor


Disconnect the passenger's air bag connector (A), and auto light connector (B). Loosen the bolts and nut, then remove the crash pad (C).
http://www.hmaservice.com/xml/graphics/es/eske009o.gif

http://www.kspec.com/list.php?ac_id=84&ai_id=1043

[evan938]

whats this for? anything in the XD like this so i can get an idea?

[ilanpro]

the lights will come on by themselfs at night

[evan938]

like the gauge lights and such? i guess that would be cool for some people. i like having to turn mine on myself. maybe im nuts. how would it know what time to come on? certain time? i dont think that would seem right having daylight savings and all

[ilanpro]

XD1's dont have the option

[Keyan]

XD1's dont have the option

But XD1s do have the hold in the dashboard there, so feasably you could install it.

[GgellerGT]

I saw Kspec had it and I asked on this forum if it could fit the XD2 and I was told no. Will it work?

[ilanpro]

got this from the hyundai site
The Elantra is equipped with an auto light control system that automatically turns head and tail lamps on or off by sensing changes in outside light, a great convenience especially when driving through a tunnel or just in case you forget when pulling out of a brightly lit